Have a Blast means to have a good time and enjoy yourself. Examples include 'The food was good and we had a blast. Thanks for inviting us to the party' and a message from someone enjoying time in Cana
Have a Blast
To have a good time. To experience enjoyment.
Examples:
The food was good and we had a blast. Thanks for inviting us to the party.
Dear Mom,
I am having a blast here in Canada. I hope to see you soon!
Love,
Son
Blast [bla:st]:
A strong wind, a violent gust of wind, a burst, tension.
The sound of a wind instrument, a loud blow of a whistle/horn, etc.
Metal, a strong air jet, draft in a high furnace.
A strong (air) jet from an explosion, blast. Detonation.
A charge.
A disease, a curse (affecting plants and animals).
A sharp rebuke.
To blast.
To blow loudly, to roar (of an instrument).
To strike, to scald, to wither (plants, etc.), figuratively to destroy, to break, to annihilate, to disgrace.
From Scratch / To Make from Scratch means created with original components or directly from raw materials, or starting over without prior preparation. The expression originates from the scratch line d
Get Bent Out of Shape means to be offended, annoyed, or angry. They stopped inviting him to the gatherings, and he really got bent out of shape about it.
Duck is a friendly form of address used in central and northern England. However, duck does not mean 'darling'. A woman can use it when addressing another woman, just as a man can use it with another
Duff [dʌf] refers to counterfeit or fake goods, rubbish. Duff up means to beat or bash someone. He was duffed up in a night club last night. Up the Duff means pregnant, though it can be used as an off
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